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The image displays three pie charts on the percentage of daily intake of sodium, saturated fat, and added sugar consumed in meals and snacks for an average person in the USA. For sodium, the distribution is: Dinner 43%, Lunch 29%, Breakfast 14%, and Snacks 14%. For saturated fat, the breakdown is: Dinner 37%, Lunch 26%, Snacks 21%, and Breakfast 16%. For added sugar, the intake is divided into: Snacks 42%, Dinner 23%, Lunch 19%, and Breakfast 16%.
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The pie chart illustrates the proportion of an average person in the USA having different nutrition in their every meal and munch, which might be harmful if taken a lot.
Overall, Intake of sodium in lunch and dinner is higher than the sugar & and other nutrients whereas, intake of sugar meals are much more than in the snacks time.
People of the United States of America, taking a higher amount of sodium in their lunch and dinner by 29% and 43%, than a decreased amount of saturated fat and added sugar meals by 3% to 7%. and 5% to 14%.
There is an equal amount of consumption of saturated fat and added sugar meals in the breakfast, Whilst a 2% lower of sodium. People are consuming an added sugar meals to an increased amount by 42% by other nutrients by 7% to 21%.
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